2014 Discovery Syndicate Info Evening
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This document outlines an agenda for a teacher syndicate meeting. It introduces the teaching team and covers syndicate responsibilities, classroom programs, homework expectations, behavior management strategies, and time for questions. Key topics discussed include planning curriculum as a team using the New Zealand framework, catering to individual student needs, embedding technology and thinking skills into lessons, homework policies, and a consequences chart for behavior management.
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